YouTuber Nick Shirley posts new video from Minnesota, this time from grocery store

WASHINGTON (TNND) — YouTuber Nick Shirley on Friday posted a video of a Minnesota grocery stores that shows multiple shops crammed into one building.

“Inside this grocery store in Minnesota, you will find multiple stores crammed into one room where different shops operate,” Nick wrote on the social media platform, X.

In the video posted on X, he said in the section of the grocery store he was standing in, there were six separate stores.

He interviewed a man who said he wired money back to Africa throughout Minnesota.

“How’s life here as a Somalian?” Nick asked the man in the video.

“Life is good,” a man sitting at a desk responded to him. “I do phone bills sending money to Africa and that’s what I do. The business is good.”

When asked how the man got into the U.S., the man told Shirley said he was a refugee from Uganda and he was brought into the U.S. by the United Nations.

Shirley went viral last month after he posted a 42-minute video on X where he claimed to expose fraud in Minnesota, alleging that millions of tax dollars were funding vacant daycare centers.

One of the Minneapolis daycare centers Shirley accused of fraud, effectively closed its doors last week.